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The hosts of “Here To Make Friends” are ready to commit to forever. Claire Fallon and Leigh Blickley celebrate every delicious moment of the “Bachelor In Paradise” season finale, including the most emotional proposal, the most frustrating check-in, and who has clearly been bingeing courtroom dramas since “Paradise.” It’s raining rose petals in Bachelor Nation. […]

Lizzo already knew “Truth Hurts,” but she’s also learning the risks of getting hangry. The hip-hop sensation is apologizing after she went to Twitter to accuse a Postmates driver ― incorrectly, as it happens ― of stealing her food. In a now-deleted tweet on Monday, the 31-year-old rapper angrily called out the food delivery app

Issa Rae is set to produce a film that reimagines the mid-’90s classic, “Set It Off,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.  The original 1996 film, directed by F. Gary Gray, told the story of four friends who decide to rob banks after a series of struggles, including low-wage jobs and violence. It starred Jada Pinkett

Kendall Jenner may be a reality star, supermodel and a radio host among other things, but as Khloe Kardashian knows, she’s also a snarky little sister when she wants to be. Jenner roasted her older sibling on Twitter after Kardashian remarked that her little sister’s brand new blond hairstyle made the two look pretty similar. 

Zach Galifianakis has issued a public mea culpa to Bradley Cooper for calling him a “hot idiot.” The comedian told Variety.com that he insults his “Hangover” castmate in the trailer of his new film, “Between Two Ferns: The Movie,” and felt bad about it ― even though he does it in character. So Galifianakis felt obliged to

Brian Raftery isn’t one for nostalgia. That might sound strange, considering he recently published a book celebrating the movies of 1999, but he swears it’s the case. “I am so loath to nostalgize the ’90s, as someone from Gen X,” he said over the phone. “Because I think that nostalgia can be a very ruinous,

Image copyright Jon Enoch A London photographer has been taking portraits of musicians rehearsing outdoors this summer, as rent for creative spaces continues to rise. London is one of the most expensive city in the world for commercial rents and practising in parks is one of the ways musicians can creatively fit in their daily

Celine Dion’s heart isn’t quite ready to go on. The Canadian singer spoke to the “Today” show in an interview that aired Wednesday, talking candidly about life after her husband, René Angélil, died battling throat cancer in 2016. “I don’t date. I’m not ready to date. I’m very lucky and happy to have so many people

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Sports stars Ben Stokes and Gareth Thomas criticised newspapers for intruding on their privacy For years, aggressive reporting on the private lives of celebrities has driven newspaper sales. Now the media faces legal penalties and public criticism for intruding on famous people’s privacy. What changed? In 1990, the TV

Taylor Swift, who famously once said she’d like to be excluded from the narrative of her decadelong feud with Kanye West, is retaking control in a new Rolling Stone profile. The two recording titans have been locked in pop culture battle royale ever since West interrupted Swift’s acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards